Digital Edition
How to Take Your CRE Data to the Bank
Information is a critical tool for identifying and understanding risks and opportunities. But many property- and service-based firms are not using it to its full potential, say Deloitte’s Steven Bandolik and John D’Angelo.
CRE Investors: Proceed With Caution
Early economic indicators point to a slowdown in growth in 2019. Nevertheless, as the U.S. enters its 10th year of expansion, optimism among commercial real estate investors persists, according to economist George Ratiu.
E-Commerce No Match for Eateries, Exercise, Experience
Food and fitness services in addition to trendy soft goods seems to be a winning combination for retailers and retail real estate operators. But there are a few nuances that owners shouldn’t miss.
The Rising Prominence of CRE CLOs
Commercial real estate CLOs enjoyed a banner 2018 as year-over-year volume nearly doubled. Deal size has also been increasing, but some uncertainty surrounds the vehicles’ prospects for 2019.
CRE Companies Mind Their ESGs
Owners, developers and managers are ramping up environmental, social and governance initiatives to meet investor criteria and internal goals.
2019 Leading Schools for Real Estate
Real estate degree offerings continue to grow at colleges and universities across the nation, as the demand for specialized programs of study increases. Here are the 2019 CPE-MHN Leaders in Real Estate Education.
The March Digital Issue of CPE is Now Available!
Now you can get trend and strategy insights two different ways: Leaf through the Commercial Property Executive digital digest for a quick read or click on individual articles below for an in-depth look at the topics that most interest you.
The New Lineup of Debt Players
Why a growing number of developers and investors are discovering an attractive new line of business in lending.
City-Bound Tech Campuses Are on the Rise. What’s the Attraction?
Two Deloitte experts explore how technology tenants should weigh the local labor pool, supportive infrastructure, and quality of life in the site selection process.
Get Ready for an Extended Slowdown in CRE Demand
An inverted yield curve and forecasts of a dropoff in job growth are among the signals that the industry’s long, great ride may soon be ending, says economist Hugh Kelly.